James Sinclair recommends Harvard's free CS50 course for non-technical startup founders. He says watching it repeatedly and taking notes will materially strengthen your technical understanding and impact on your organization, even though it may feel overwhelming at first.
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If you're a non technical founder and you're wondering kind of where do I start on the level up to become basic technical. I don't know you, I don't know your competencies, I don't know your comfort level, I don't know, you know, your budget, if it's free or paid, and I don't know where you want to go to, but I can tell you that if you haven't done it, Harvard's free course, CS50 Introduction to Computer Science, is incredible. It's a great entry point for someone that has no experience programming to understand some of those core concepts. And you should watch it, watch it again. Write notes, research the things that interest you, learn the phrases or the, the technical jargon that you didn't quite understand because you're going to come out of that so much more powerful and stronger and you can have such a better impact on your organization. There's no reason not to at least do that. Harvard CS50 Introduction to Computer Science. It's a phenomenal starting point, maybe a bit overwhelming. That's not a bad thing. Good luck.